Original German WWII Army Officer Emil Voos Pattern Dove Head Sword with Steel Scabbard Spanish Ordnance 1998 against a Soviet-made T-64

1998 against a Soviet-made T-64 tank at a range of 2000 meters around 0950 hours

outfitted for Colonial Navy personnel

Under the leadership of Eduard Neumann

His son and grandson continue the family trade along with 20 craftsmen producing about 8

with an interior Gold washed showing clear Hallmarks

Original German WWII Army Officer Emil Voos Pattern Dove Head Sword with Steel Scabbard Spanish Ordnance 1998 against a Soviet-made T-64Original Item: Only One Available. This Army Dove Head Sword is a lovely example, with a great nickel plated blade and black enameled scabbard. The blade is unmarked, but the shape of the fittings definitely attributes this sword to Emil Voos of Solingen, who was known to have produced unmarked examples. The dove head and backstrap are embossed with a high relief classic German oak leaves and acorns motif, which extends onto the side tabs. The "flat"